London, Mar. 3.
The French Ambassador to Great Britain, M. Charles Corbin, called on Sir Robert Vansittart,, Diplomatic Adviser to His Majesty's Government, at the Foreign Office this afternoon.
It is understood that Sir Robert informed M. Corbin of the interview held in Berlin to-day between Herr Hitler and Sir Nevile Henderson.
Well-informed circles here stated that M. Corbin stressed France's determination to obtain full guarantees against the continuation of foreign intervention in Spain.
Well-informed circles here stated to-day that the meeting, decided upon by the Cabinet, aimed at dispelling the impression that the forthcoming Anglo-Italian negotiations are being held with the object of breaking the Rome-Berlin axis, and at facilitating the position of Il Duce, since parleys are also being held with Germany.
Another object of the meeting was to show the desire of Lord Halifax, Foreign Secretary, to maintain sincere personal relations with the Fuehrer.
The positions of Britain and Germany remain unchanged since the conversations held Jast year.—Havas.
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